“d3 [‘2' ud-
“ #6:“
‘ y as “Adonis"
“flows Theatre.
‘ ' ‘ he s proc
opening ir
‘ tricks. whici
. TM Mane.
‘ m “D “lit
., introducini
,. - . ion the
-linutes Witt
.. . portly!
‘ the. Thi
which the lion sax
.» tih’ lion was eon-
‘ m than an. iilu
It itself. the per
’ one. but is no
to stand a favor
with Ir. Dlxey's sue
, hulls them gi
. Merlin-tannin
nervousness of s iirs:
he, any. metal uni
his audience in th-
throughout the sour.
deightmf-hund per
mini chsriu. Mi
[III entered a deli
no superior.
. an oysterman cut
_» H. Smith of New
, 91 the mast of in.
M tnsu‘eme. Smitl
it My night‘s gal
hr West iisven. Hi
‘ host sank oil the New
W Wheeler for llv.
I the MI must (if ”It
Mil. another oys
Win- in the storm
' go to his old. (30m
lately and organism
who relished Wheels:
, about to give up hi.
' . hinted as he run
miss host. but in
“o! the name of Soul
m at her lover be
‘ with soother sir
Iiinday evening. Slit
him for about in.
hallway on his return
‘Illi a terrible hsstlni
win as club. The motel
m. it is also Dali
mthenwiyor
:m “M "l
m in (MN flit
which on ballet
. . mm
libertine the American contention.
These net-aim the catch lied tenth
nil About undid]! during the present
opinion oi the Amateur: cums.
the seal lien-ii was being minty wiped
the catch at seats from
iliends in Bering sea was
about it to 1 st ‘Mseen the Canadian
sealers under the British flag and
Amount beaten. The same promo '
lion was shown to exist throughout the
«stern gathécnortb Pentium. ‘ .
' ' ,_ m. r this cannons
_ are: Munich“ seals-in the
«north not. to: theoretical smote, st.-
in. stain-t it.” lsst year: tslten by
British vssselii. 80.800: by American yes.
min. «100; by holiness vessels. 3.009.
The catch in Bering sea. that portion
it the north Pacific in which the United
dates is interested, is met for the
timeout season. egnlnst ”.500 last ses-
ton. of the catch in Bering sen British
vessels took 16.100 and American vessels
rely. in the
The falling off of about one-wt in
the total catch. both in Bering sea and
the north Pscliic. is sold to be most
“ permitted a: .
DAVID 8. JORDAN.
dgnllicsnt in view of the circum-
itanoea. The present reason is u better
me. the experts say. for the inking of
tools thin last lesson. ’1‘}!
atloos apply thin semi! he lost.
Under these circumstances. it is said.
he conclusion to be drawn from this
.vear's figures is that the seal herd has
lefi'n greatly reduced by indiuenluiinete
daughter at the alarming rate of about
.ne-hnlf in the lost year.
SHERMAN it"? LAURIER.
flight» Pest-lore Araiesbly Masses the
Border compilations.
Washington. Nov. 12.—~seoieiory sher-
mm and Sir Wilfrid Lsurier. the pre~
nit-r of Canada. yesterday began the
trait of u formal series or conferences
or the noun-e of bringing about an
«greemcnt' by which as many on poem-
de oi’ the questions now causing fric-
ion between the United Bistes end the
:ilominlon or Canada may be amicably
Adjusted. These conferences will be in~
lependent of the Bering sea seal liab-
xrieu conference. which wits the imme~
llaie occasion for the Canadian pre-
nier’s visit to Wealtington.
ho causes of frlrtlon between the two
'ouniriee is the question of the rights
Af cltisena of either to mimic business
fillings in, the territory of the other
ind the tarlii‘ attention.
Mr. Sherman and Sir Wilfrid were
ogeiher for two hours.
don the eecrctnry of sisto sud
‘ansdinn premier found themselves in
touch accord. Hr. flhermnn has long
’M'ol‘rd' the moat cordial relations he.
ween the lluitcd Sister and f‘anndli.
raving boon while in the scouts sti-
hor of several resolutions in thsi di-
eciion. Sir Wilfrid has been the con-
pi‘cuous elocnest o! the same view in
:snnds. it was mused on both heads.
. lowevcr. that the discussion now open.
it who notone ihst could bring imme-
liote “Mitts. In may of the border
ontrovtrsies are of long intending. sud
my pmtiosl didlruiiles wore in the
any of settlement. The purpose. how-
very. was in approach the general sun.
set in a spirit of friendliness and al»
or this to develop ways and means for
lsallng with the numerous: questions
misting to both mntrluwnsniely. bor-
ler inimlmiloh.
will. the rsilulay bonding privilcoe.
’. qThe (Swedish ofllcinls were entertain.
d at‘dinnvr by the prudent last night.
I” WILL RATE: TRIATY.
novel-imme- aluminum
«lovelie- Airmail-a.
"will. "NW. un‘rrlumilou of
in the (“scum
ill the Wit
f ulnar. s in
tile Minute ti
. he linusiisnsehnentien trusty by the
illicit liaise senate is most.
hssmedssnoiloithsir
-: . J“ MKW ‘. m-
. ; - than medium at lite
m tor minorities.
cm was submitted to.
it Im. it was
, n meters nouiil he iIl'
it“ ill Vote iii in
' elitist-trillion
My ,
m of ‘5“ ‘ns
W“
was successful.
mistrial.
told all over again.
en on Wednemluy cannot be accepted
as evidence before the semnd jury until 3'
nhe repeats it with her own lips, All .':
the
parlor:
rd her heart.
night. The structure was principally of :
hrli-li and had been built only it short
In the roundhuune at the time
of the tire were ten engines. and of
those only one was gut out inter-i. the
other: being dammed. several slmnal
destroyed. The loss will nppmsimait
5150.000.
Mb President dent in ‘Jsii.
Kitties: City. Nov. l:.-~Presldcni J. .i,
Dammit. who has been on irlnl for the
past week at independence. rimmed
with wrecking the “Mill" City flufn
"email and iiiwlnss blink. was found
guilty isle yesterdsy afternoon sud sen-
tenced to two year: in the atste peni-
tentiary. Notice of it new trial was
made and lcsve given to apply therefor
WW
”turning Klondike".
\‘ioiuriu. l3. (9.. Nov. ll—«The steamer
i‘v'nrililon has arrived from lhsgguay
and Dyna. wlllt to returning uronptwtors
and several unicorn of “to customn m1
tiullct- returning from late Tani-h. line
~ bringu the news that s trains” in ne—
iua built at financially smi that worlni
ere being ostahlllhed sun! so undononil.
national ohnreli erected. ‘
time.
as is in credit trillion
lion. it was fully mam: amt merits or this. truly Wonderful
by the senate commutes en foreign ren'reniedy. sod show you what can he
lotions. «potted to the senate tint! ville-g
m ell-en the calender with practically the
unanimous imminent o! the cunnili-
tee. There were no, votes «at sssbm
It. thengh iiension Turpin end Daniel
ten-slim! from voting become that had
not than fully nude on their minds st
to whet attitude they should is».
m min. you. mess.
to. lsrlsls tum st M 1m Ito's
"'0 have. M dunk» Panel
' oi listless leer risen-«y. '
Neiv'Yoi-k, Nov. 18.4”» tril at
llartin Thorn for the murder of Wil~
llllh ailment-nope has come to. an ab-
rupt ending. owing to the dangerous
illness at Hm! ween. the slnth
Juror. upon whom an operation was per-
formed last night at Garden City for
malignant appendicitis. The operstlon
but Larsen cannot
leave his home for tendsys. and to
risk the strain of jury service in such
a case so soon after recovery would be
suicldnl.
All the work thus in accomplished
will go for naught. and snew trial will
be-necesenrir.
District Attorney Youngs caused the
other Jurors to be taken from Garden
City to the Queens county courthouse
this morning. and upon hie motion they
were discharged and it new trial was
ordered. _ ' .
Both Mr. Youngs and Iir. Herve were
well satisfied with the present Jury and
. express regret that there should be e
Both have become intensely
interested and anxious, to finish the
battle for Thorn‘s’ life.
'l‘liht puts a new super-t on the ease.
Thorn‘s lswyersesy that they. will put
Thorn on the mind and make him tell
his story of the killing of Golden-nope.
They hare completely shandoned the
stand they took at first. when they as.
sorted that it was not proved that (lul-
densuppe was dead or had been killed.
They now practically admit the murder.
but they any that it was Mrs. Nook
who did the nctutli killing. that the per-
suaded Them to assist her and urged
him on from the time that Golden—
uuppe's death wag decided open until
the remains had been disposed of. A
Mrs. Nsrk's nonunion will have to he 1,
Her testimony giv-
‘be disarm to the proprietors. did
witnesses-"the boys ‘_:
who found the ghostly bundles. the pn-
lioemen and the bathhouse uiiendunisw ‘ii
must be subpiunsed the uecond time and {{-
lcll their stories in the Long inland City
courtiwm again. '
lesion For Its. Nseli's Com .
New York. Nov. l2.~~'l“hc Rev. Rolirrt ..
ii. Miles. imslor of the anenswood ’ '
Presbyterian church. Long Island t‘ity,
who has been visitinli lire. Nook elm-c
she has been in Jail there. said to u re-
"Mrn. Neck did not confess be-
veuuv she had been promised anything.
illu- confessed to ease her conscienw
and immune ri-ligion had finally lourh.
firs. Nut-it'll words am
the “Micro stand. 'F'or count-lotion. for
God. for the proph- and to ho ni ponw.‘
more the real reason for her divulgence '
of her part in the awful crime."
Iii-glues and Iii-unites» nursed.
iii .iohnshury. \‘l.. Nov. iz.-'l‘ho nos.
ion und Maine railroad lost heavily by
the burning of the roundhoule here last ..
3
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s.
Another devises nesting MM
Perth nmlmy. iii. .l.. Nov; liw-d'he
mild serious accident of tile sunning
season harm at timid—ti
four miles from hm. . _ ‘
seed it. soil her visit:- liar. shell ,1. ‘
children at Whilst» thwart. were sent.
{newly sitei and badly wounded by
tireless hunters while the children were
on their way to school.
lit“ by Full or litter.
waiter», flaw. ”who. Wire
it you old. lumped or tell.
Milli . . lotto
w. moon
. ., . _ sail Guide. The?
depots“ M in“!!! More W-
ing. This whom you. the
accomplished by the regular sine hot-
tie. This is no experiment. end would
they not know it. would invariably
om. liner of the best physicians are
'novr using it in their practice with
great results. and are; relying on it in
most severe oases. It is guaranteed.
Trial bottles free it B. H. Pinsted'n
drug store. Regular due. 50 cents and
st. . , ’
several Gonneetlent end New~ York
' men have bought shout W acres of
term land and tossed over‘atooo acres
in the town oi Toliand. tor the estab-
lishment of a deli and game preserve
and for the purpose of laying out golf
fields. etc. .
BUCKLIWS ARNIGA SALVE.
The best solve in the world for cute.
bruises, sores. ulcers. stilt rheum. fev-
er sores. tetter, chopped. hands. chil-
blains. corn: and sit skin eruptions.
'nnd positively cures piles. or no pay
required. it is gnmnteed to give per—
fect «detection or money refunded.
Price twenty~nye cents per box. For
sale by It. ll. Pleisted.
A FORTUNE L081"
can be regained by advertising in
these columns.
THE COMING WOXAN
Who goes to the club while her hue
band tends the baby. as well its tin
good olddushioned woman who. looks
after her home. will both at times get
run down in health. They will be
troubled with loss of appetite. heed-
aches. sloeplessness, hinting or dizzy
spells. The most wonderful remedy
for these romeo is ‘lt‘leciric Bitter;
'l‘hmisnnd of nuderers from Lama
Bach and Wool: Kidneyn rise up and
cell it blessed, it is the medicine for
women. Female complaints and Nora
vane troubles of all kinds are soon ro-
licved by the use of Electric Bitten:
Delicate women uhould keep this rem»
edy on bond to build up the sysytem.
Only, 50: per bottle. For sale by R. H.
Plaisted. .
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«untenable: and Ilssliets.
1 case heavy winter Comfortables. 69c.
lease smooth. soft cotton Comforts.
worth ".26. for this sale 05c.
100 pairs beautiful white Blanks".
well worth 81.00. this sale. sec.
75 pair wool Blankets, would he very
cheap at 38.00: this sale. 83.25. ‘
IITBIII I DI'IRI‘IIII'.
Oil Heaters, will heat-s large room.
lamp Shades. all colors. 6c each.
Covered Glass Cheese Dishes. 10c.
10-inch Cake Solvers. 21c.
Hand Lumps, complete. 12c.
Kitchen Lamps. complete. file.
'IIPPERS.
to don. all new styles. in ilnnneleite.
95c and 31-35._
‘ illilllli STORE. ll
SATURDAY’S
~iiil-iul~»‘ltti-iiil—itil——itii~
--(fll—~(tSl—~icsi
illbe Brhumiu'kcr's Rolled Outs. 2hr.
iiuhgnrlsn Flour. “the bag.
Funny suite Cranmer)- Butter. 22c
and 25¢? per pound.
Fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter.
28¢ per pound.
Northlleld Creamery Butter.
. prints. 2th- per pound.
3 quarts i-‘uncy New Large Morrow
Flue While r‘ni Mackerel. new. 70
Washington St.
tenth domain.
telephone» a”.
Moonrise Your Wnnts .
. ‘ ”mum, Lending super.
dhew is Secondvconslileratlen nithlls. Vsiae. First and linen. ‘
'7‘”. t”? TALK '19” TNI. ‘W‘FK:
routines.
1 case unmanned H heunsnts. iv
to :0 yard lengths. to quality. in yd.
1 case White Bonnet Remnants. ie'yd.
1 ease Gingham Remnants. 3e yd.
lease 10e Outing flannel. 8c yd.
Llllld. ~
Si-ineh Bieseheii Damask. 35c.
Winch Halt Bleached Linen Damask.
‘ 82c.
1 down All Linen Napkins. 81.00.
2 large all-linen Towels. 15c.
‘ cloves.
loo dos. Lsdies‘ Pique Kid Gloves.
value $1.25 per pair; this week. 81.00.
26 dos. Indies' i-button Cashmere
Gloves, 50c.
l0 pieces new and handsome tex-
tures in Dress Goods. 29c. .
15-inch Fields. in silk and wool. 50c.
52-inch Ladies“ Cloth. in all colors.
nil wool. 50c.
15 pieces Novelty Suiting. well worth
500. for 39¢.
10 pieces Drop d‘ete: all colors and
blscli; others neli 81.00 per yard; we
sell them at 75c.
IN THE POPULAR CLOAK room.-
We cannot. plsise our Jackets enough. Our great sales counties
us thattheBtyissandPrlcesarerlght.
Ledies’ Jackets, from $5.00 to $25.00.
Ladies’ Capes, from $2.50 in
GI”.
.3 iluz, Silk Caps. 253v.
;l iloz. Silk Papa. We.
1; doz. Silk Cape. title.
it) doz. 'l‘nin O'Shonters. the.
it doz. Turn O'Shantcrs. the.
10 Donn Plaid Wat-ts. with White collar. 1:) dlifersnt plaids. All levy. Thisis Ourud
'aists. Weshsliinaltesrnnonthemvhilstheylastatimosn‘ilessh.
u. lillli lllll mu sums. timid. ‘
Special Cash Sale l
”(uh-tflb—(ul-i”l--i“l-—(“l-~
W. on..- for Cash at .”f. or on Doiivory:
illm Font-y (furollnn Rico. 25in
2 [lattice Pure Honey. 250.
2 large. Cnnn Peaches. Apricots or
Plums. 25c.
lithe Bose Milli Crackers. 25c.
3th: Dandy Oyster (truckers. 25w.
. 3 packages Mince Heat. 26o.
1 Bottle 5 dos. Pickles. 25c.
Belted liesns. 5o end 10¢ per run.
2 Cone Extra h‘nnvy Corn or Prue.
2hr.
IA‘I'UNDAV ONLY.
lo‘ Vault-is.
in
5 pieces Wovens Whipeoril. would
be cheap st $1.50: this week. 11.00.; f
5 pieces .heavy om d'ete. Mm- '
hotly likes this cloth. We own ' this
partieulsr quality. 81.25. ‘ ' "
ileum use «enteritis.
300 pairs plan's mixed cotton Ins.
"Castlron" brand, the greatest veer-
l2: stocking in the market. 2 pairs hr
so dos. Boya' “Crack—adapt" ribbed
stockings. our on make. north lie s
psir; two pairs tor lie.
100 pairs Minimally cotton leaned
and cashmere Stockings. in black. tea
sud hslhriggan. worth 30:: a pair; this.
week 25c.
150 dos. lion's white timed and my
double back and front shirts end
drawer-.1“ sises iron: at to .48; escap-
tlonsl vslue. each 50c.
26 dos. Ladies' wool ribbed Vests. in.
long and short sleeves. regular 15¢;
while they last, 50c. ' ‘
”2.00. '
lilllll llllllllul.
25 dos. Night Gowns. 29c: you at-
ways pay the for the some. ,
25 dos. Night Gowns. title; you never
saw better ones at 69c. - .
lvuybody‘ ’s $1.00
-i“l—("l~(”l—(“l-("l‘-(ul—
Pure Maple Syrup. 25¢ per quart bob
tlc; Kill. can. We; gsllon can. 80¢.
4 quarts Cranberries. 85c.
Golden Crown Buckwhest. lilc and
2th- package.
2 Bones New Honey. 25¢.
We can give you s bang-up rodeo st
20(- per pound.
New Prunes. 4 pounds. film; 3 pounds,
the: 2 pounds. the.
:3 {rounds Benches or Apricots for
25¢.
Remember we lull Nothing but Neat-Oils- Goods. and thou Omiai Deleon for
Charles E. Seymour.
Lending Grocer.
Sugar cured llama. per Iii..
Sugar Cured Shoulders, per lb,
iisvl calliernla Prunes, par lb,
lav: Sugar corn. per use,
1 Gates Iathltt’s seep.
lieu Innis Syrup, Strictly Pure. gallon cent, 3mg
20 Its. Best, Granulated Sugar,
New York Grocery Company,
Donation Building.
' as an! 87 ”em Out”. ”await.
SPECIAL PRICES FOR SATURDAY.
The following prince are for .Iturdny. November lath. only.
the
n
as
' 10
m
$1.00
Intuit Norwaiir.
Norwalk Chronicler